Thoughts on McCain

The man who said no. The day commemorates his defiance of Executive Order 9066, the government directive that incarcerated more than 110,000 of his fellow Japanese Americans in internment camps during World War II. Korematsu’s decision to resist an unconstitutional edict led to his arrest, conviction and disgrace — and then, three decades later, set the stage for a personal vindication and the establishment of a historical precedent whose implications are more relevant today than ever.

New Terrorism Adviser Takes A ‘Broad Tent’ Approach : NPR. “A number of years ago, before he went into government, he did some of the most path-breaking work not only on who was susceptible to being radicalized, but most importantly, who was the most resistant to being radicalized,” says Christine Fair, an expert on terrorism and radicalization at Georgetown University. “And the findings that he came up with based upon his work really shattered some of the stereotypes we have about Muslims and radicalization.”  As part of his research, Wiktorowicz interviewed hundreds of Islamists in the United Kingdom. After compiling…

I don’t know what else to say. So the Republicans have someone in the House chasing young boys. They cover-up. You think bad mistake, learn your lesson. Now it seems that John McCain doesn’t believe children should be taught to protect themselves or report predators. This means John McCain supports predators, doesn’t it? And to make it even better, Sarah Palin fired people who aggressively went after child molesters. So, either the GOP didn’t learn their lesson, or they support child molesters. Are they really trying to court soccer moms with the mantra “no child molester should be punished?” Election…